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In THE EXODUS, the concluding volume to Bryan Thomas Schmidt's epic space opera trilogy, a series that captures the feel of the original Star Wars like no other, the tyrant Xalivar is dead, and yet the Vertullians, weary of the persecution against their people, have decided to leave the Borali System and start over somewhere else. But when they set out in a ragtag fleet of donated ships, the attacks begin again, first by space pirates, and then by something more. After large numbers of officers from the Borali Alliance military disappear, High Lord Councilor Tarkanius is forced to ally with Davi Rhii and the Vertullian leaders to once again face a threat that might destroy them all. Can ancient enemies ever live in peace together or must they go their separate ways to find it at last?
About the author
Bryan Thomas Schmidt is a national bestselling author editor and Hugo-nominee who's edited over a dozen anthologies and hundreds of novels, including the international phenomenon The Martian by Andy Weir and books by Alan Dean Foster, Frank Herbert, Mike Resnick, Angie Fox, and Tracy Hickman as well as official entries in The X-Files, Predator, Joe Ledger, Monster Hunter International, and Decipher's Wars. His debut novel, The Worker Prince, earned honorable mention on Barnes and Noble's Year's Best Science Fiction. His adult and children's fiction and nonfiction books have been published by publishers such as St. Martins Press, Baen Books, Titan Books, IDW, and more. Find him online at his website www.bryanthomasschmidt.net or Twitter and Facebook as BryanThomasS.
